Solo New YorkRe:Cover 15.6 Inch Laptop Backpack, Grey

This bad held a lot and still fit under the airplane seat! Light weight and handsome looking and I appreciate that it is made from recycled materials.

I like this laptop backpack very much, esp since I got it for $25, as a return, with tags still attached. For $80, or even $60, I don’t think it’s worth it.It’s very nice and well made. Quality is high. However, it’s not super functional as your daily pack or overnight pack. It’s very small. There are not many pockets to separate and have easy access to your various things. That’s why I only gave four stars.I do like it very much. It’s comfy, looks good, and easily and securely holds a laptop, along with other things - just not many things.To me, seeing it as a laptop bag, it’s a great buy for $25. If you are in need of an all-purpose kind of backpack, and you are willing to spend $60-80, you may want something bigger and more functional.It’s cool that it’s made with recycled materials, though.It’s nice, but small.

In purchased this for my son as his exclusive travel backpack because it has the trolley strap, if his back got tired. It has travelled across the United States in an airplane and across the Atlantic to Spain. It doesn't show any wear after getting on and off multiple trains, cars, buses, metros, and airplanes. It doesn't even look dirty, which is amazing. I also like that it uses recycled materials. I'd highly recommend this brand and especially this backpack.

Light weight and portable laptop bag that all the good things I can say. The cushion to project your equipment is minimal. If your looking to just carry stuff in then this OK. Looking to protect your device when your on the go then look else where.

nice color

Great quality and super comfortable!

This "Solo New York Re:Cover Backpack" is well made, with nice "re-claimed" material. It is definitely an eco-friendly product and it comes with a 5 years guarantee on material defects and craftmanship.One of the coolest feature of this bag is that it is made from recycled plastic bottles! From Solo NY's website: "It all starts with discarded plastic bottles. Through an environmentally-friendly process, those plastic bottles get transformed into a high quality and lightweight Recycled PET Polyester yarn. This process uses 50% less energy, 20% less water, and 60% less air pollution."The construction is nice, the material feels premium and sturdy, yet lightweight. The zippers are solid and smooth. The paddings on the backpack straps, and around the backpack itself seems to be sufficient to ensure the comfort of the wearer, as well as protection for the laptop inside. Ventilated paddings on the back is a nice bonus. There is also a strap at the back that allow you to slide and secure this backpack to any luggage's handle. And of course, Solo NY has their "Re:treat Carry-on" as well as their "Re:start Rolling Case" that will match perfectly with this backpack, and you will be traveling or strolling around town "in-style"!The front pocket has a few small slot inside that I can will work well with small items like a headphone or a small power bank. It also featured a key-retainer inside too.The only complaint I have on this backpack is that, personally, I feel that the price of this backpack is a bit high at $60, that is the only reason why I took 1-star off of this 5-stars worthy product.Thank you for reading this review, I hoped that this review & the pictures are helpful to you in support of your purchase decision.

This backpack has the usual excellent Solo construction and styling. The straps hold a good amount of weight, and there is a luggage hook that straps perfectly to the telescoping handle of the carry-on. The interior has a generous protected pocket that will fit medium profile 15.6" laptops (gaming laptops may be too thick but business developer models should fit). There is a cell phone pocket in the Solo zipper style and an even amount of room for other items. This is a good laptop bag alone but it is best paired with the carry-on for an organized experience.